Bitget Withdrawal Restart: BTC Open, ETH Sept. 29
Bitget is restoring withdrawals in sequence rather than all at once, with Bitcoin already available, Ethereum scheduled for September 29, and Tether set to follow in the exchange's stated asset-by-asset rollout.
Bitget’s withdrawal restart begins with Bitcoin
Bitget has confirmed that Bitcoin withdrawals are operational, making BTC the first asset restored in what the exchange describes as a phased restart. The sequenced approach means users holding other tokens must wait for their specific asset’s scheduled window rather than assuming a blanket reopening is in effect.
Bitget’s framing makes clear that each token is being brought back online individually. Users who read a withdrawal restart announcement as applying to all assets simultaneously should treat only BTC as confirmed available at this stage.
Ethereum is scheduled for Sept. 29 in the staged rollout
Ethereum withdrawals are scheduled for September 29 according to Bitget’s stated timeline. A scheduled date is not the same as confirmed availability; users should monitor the exchange’s official channels on that date to verify the service is live before initiating transfers.
Bitget has not indicated what criteria determine the order for remaining assets beyond the published schedule. The sequencing of BTC first, then ETH, places the two highest-market-cap assets at the front of the queue.
What the staged restart means for USDT users
Tether’s USDT is included in the asset-by-asset restart, following BTC and ETH in Bitget’s stated sequence. The exchange’s announcement references USDT as part of the rollout, though a specific confirmed activation date for USDT withdrawals was not fully detailed in the available reporting at time of writing.
For users who primarily hold stablecoins on Bitget, the USDT timeline is the most operationally relevant detail. Until Bitget publishes an explicit USDT activation date, users should check the exchange’s official announcement channels directly rather than assuming a date based on the BTC and ETH cadence.
Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial or investment advice. Cryptocurrency and digital asset markets carry significant risk. Always do your own research before making decisions.